Have a Great Time in Sealy!
Big Fun Without the Big Price Tag
Looking for adventure without breaking the bank? Sealy has you covered! Cruise down scenic country roads, stretch your legs at beautiful local parks, or join the excitement at one of our lively community festivals. Challenge friends to a round of disc golf, explore small-town treasures, or simply soak up the laid-back Texas charm.
From family outings to solo escapes, Sealy is full of simple pleasures and budget-friendly fun that prove unforgettable memories don’t have to come with a big price tag.
Play 18 Holes of Disc Golf
Ready to throw some fun? The Austin County Rotary Disc Golf Course is the only 18-hole course of its kind in the area, and it’s made for smiles, laughter, and friendly competition. Tucked inside the welcoming green spaces of Jacqueline A. Cryan Memorial Park, this course was designed with beginners, kids, and families in mind. The shorter fairways mean less frustration and more action—perfect for learning the game or just enjoying a lighthearted round. Bring a few discs, challenge your friends, and see who can nail the perfect shot. Even if you’ve never played before, you’ll walk away with new skills, plenty of laughs, and maybe even a new favorite hobby!
Tour Historical Markers
Step back in time and uncover the stories that shaped Sealy with a walking, biking, or driving tour through town. Look for official Texas Historical Markers and as you visit each site, imagine steam engines rolling down the tracks, pioneers building new lives, or early shopkeepers greeting neighbors on Main Street. Every stop offers a glimpse into the past and brings Sealy’s history to life right before your eyes. For an easy guide, visit the “Sealy for History Buffs” section on the Discover Sealy website, where you’ll find addresses and background details to enrich your adventure. It’s more than a tour—it’s a chance to walk in the footsteps of those who built the town we love today.
Cool Off at the Irene LeBlanc Splash Pad
Ahoy, matey! Get ready to splash, laugh, and set sail on a sea of fun at Sealy’s brand-new Irene LeBlanc Splash Pad. With a pirate ship at its heart, kids (and kids-at-heart) can let their imaginations run wild—captaining their vessel, battling imaginary sea monsters, or simply cooling off under the sprays of water. Tucked inside Jacqueline A. Cryan Memorial Park, this watery playground is the perfect place to beat the Texas heat. Pack a towel, shout your best “Arrr, matey!” and dive into an afternoon of free family fun where every splash feels like an adventure.
Play a Game of Pickleball
Grab your paddle and join the craze—pickleball has landed in Sealy in a big way! The Sealy Pickleball Courts, gifted to the community by the Main Foundation and Austin County Rotary Club, feature 8 brand-new courts ready for action at B & PW Park. Whether you’re just learning the game, playing for fun with friends, or competing like a pro, pickleball’s easy-to-learn rules and fast-paced rallies make it a hit for all ages. Kids, parents, and grandparents can all get in on the action together. Cheer from the shaded bleachers, set up snacks under the covered area, or simply bring your lawn chair and soak up the energy. More than just a game, pickleball in Sealy is about connection, laughter, and a little friendly competition—and there’s always a court open for your next match!
Explore Sealy Historical Park
In Sealy Historical Park, every building has a story to tell. Start at the original Sealy News building, then tour the Hackbarth House—one of the first homes built in town. Step inside the old jail, climb aboard a railroad caboose, and imagine the rail lines that put Sealy on the map. Don’t miss the park’s newest treasure, the 1920 Bozeman House, where you can watch preservation efforts unfold in real time.
More than a museum, the Historical Park is a living story of Sealy’s early days. For the full experience, call the Sealy Convention & Visitors Bureau at 979-627-6148 to schedule a free private tour and have the buildings opened just for you.
Cruise a Winding County Road
Leave the traffic and skyscrapers behind and discover the wide-open beauty of Sealy’s backroads. A peaceful drive here feels like stepping into another world, with rolling hills, fields of wildflowers, and quiet stretches of farmland around every curve.
Every season paints the landscape in its own colors: spring brings bluebonnets and wildflowers; summer shines with golden fields; fall sunsets glow in warm oranges and pinks; and winter reveals bare trees against endless skies, creating a quiet, timeless beauty.
The charm isn’t just in the scenery. Stop for a cold drink at a corner store, browse antique shops, or sit down to a hearty home-cooked meal. Sealy’s country roads are the perfect way to slow down, breathe deep, and enjoy the simple beauty of Texas.
Snap the Perfect Instagram Photo
Sealy is full of photo-worthy spots that make every stop a memory. Head downtown and strike a pose with the playful Simpsons mural, spread your wings at the iconic Sealy wings, or brighten your feed with the bold sunburst mural. Then step into a little piece of music history with a selfie in front of Saddleback Saloon, where country star Clint Black filmed his first video, Killin’ Time. Want something even more unique? Climb aboard and snap a shot inside an old railroad caboose, or explore other hidden gems around town. Whether you’re chasing color, history, or just a fun backdrop, Sealy is packed with spots to make your Instagram shine. Share your adventure and tag #DiscoverSealy so we can see your best shots and feature them!
Birdwatch at Atwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge
Escape into nature at the Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge, one of the last remaining stretches of Texas coastal prairie. Bring your binoculars and explore by walking, biking, or driving the 4-mile auto tour loop, where you might spot deer, wildflowers, and over 250 bird species—including hawks, sparrows, and the rare Attwater’s Prairie-Chicken.
Wildlife viewing is best in the early morning, when birds are most active and the prairie is alive with sound. With wide skies, tall grasses, and trails that invite you to slow down and take it all in, this refuge is a quiet escape where nature steals the spotlight—and best of all, admission is free.
Picnic in Abe & Irene Lavine Family Park
Pack your basket and spread out under the shady trees of Abe & Irene Lavine Family Park—Sealy’s favorite spot for family picnics and all-day fun. Gather the whole crew under the large covered pavilion with plenty of seating, or snap that perfect group photo at the charming gazebo. Kids can burn off energy on the playground equipment or cool off at the mini-splash pad, while older kids and adults dive into a game of sand volleyball. With wide open fields, peaceful scenery, and plenty of places to relax, this park is more than just a picnic spot—it’s a community hub where families make memories together. And don’t forget your four-legged friends! The park is dog-friendly as long as pups are kept on a leash, with convenient waste bag stations located throughout the grounds. a lunch and enjoy the shady trees, open fields, and relaxing scenery.
Attend one of our Festivals
In Sealy, there’s always something to celebrate—and our festivals are the heart of small-town fun. For nearly four decades, families have gathered in December for the Fantasy of Lights, a cherished tradition that fills downtown with Christmas cheer and a dazzling evening parade that captures the magic of the holiday season.
Main Street Sealy Classic Car Show is a dream for vintage car enthusiasts! Vintage rides line the streets, live music keeps the energy high, and vendors and food trucks serve up plenty of local flavor.
And each spring, history comes alive at Spring Fest, where visitors step back in time to relive Sealy’s early 1900s spring festivals. With period-inspired activities, lively entertainment, and a welcoming community spirit, it’s a celebration that blends nostalgia with small-town charm.
Whether you come for the lights, the music, the history, or simply the sense of togetherness, Sealy’s festivals promise memories you’ll treasure year after year.